www.DanielMcCree.Org
A note from the Editor:
At the moment, I will be "On a Journey" that has by some accounts been in the works for several years. I find the most difficult part of traveling is being away from the tunes that are the soundtrack that reminds me again and again, the vine grows. And much like any vine we generally find it a both unwieldy and determined. For several months now I have enjoyed this tune, but haven't shared it as of yet. Since I will be in LosAngeles the next few days traveling with the Choir from MCC, I thought while im out would be a great time. The moment I encountered "The Weepies" I knew I had stumbled upon a spirit I knew. And Like Daniel, it is most likely going to change you. So enjoy, and may blessings be upon each of you~ The D vine
News and Updates from the website of Daniel McCree , Artist & Writer of Belleville, IL.(1979-2007) The Foundation exhibits an extensive collection of his original artwork, writing, photos, and videos. The Foundation was established following his death by suicide, in July 2007.
Daniel McCree Foundation
Friday, October 28, 2011
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Daniel McCree Foundation at National Coming Day Candlelight March (Belleville)
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Metro East Pride of Southwestern Illinois held its second annual National Coming Out Day Candlelight March on Tuesday, October 11th, 2011. LIGHT THE NIGHT remembers those in the community who have been lost to suicide and violence—and to express visibility for those in our community who are not yet able. - MEPSI
About 50 individuals and half dozen community organizations met at the Belleville Library and proceeded westward to Club Escapade on West Main Downtown. Speakers included Sarah Sowell of MEPSI, Theresa Schmidt of PFLAG-Belleville, Rev. Lenny Johnson of Light of Love Fellowship Church, and Robyn Montague of TransHaven. Also in attendence, Jessie Arms of Belleville Transgender and Friends/ CESJ & Individuals of many ages.
Contact us: danielmccreeorg@gmail.com
Photo by: Colin Murphy - |
Metro East Pride of Southwestern Illinois held its second annual National Coming Out Day Candlelight March on Tuesday, October 11th, 2011. LIGHT THE NIGHT remembers those in the community who have been lost to suicide and violence—and to express visibility for those in our community who are not yet able. - MEPSI
About 50 individuals and half dozen community organizations met at the Belleville Library and proceeded westward to Club Escapade on West Main Downtown. Speakers included Sarah Sowell of MEPSI, Theresa Schmidt of PFLAG-Belleville, Rev. Lenny Johnson of Light of Love Fellowship Church, and Robyn Montague of TransHaven. Also in attendence, Jessie Arms of Belleville Transgender and Friends/ CESJ & Individuals of many ages.
Contact us: danielmccreeorg@gmail.com
Daniel McCree Foundation
908 N. 11th Street
East St. Louis, IL 62201
OCTOBER 2011 ISSUE
2011 DIGITAL DIRECTORY
908 N. 11th Street
East St. Louis, IL 62201
OCTOBER 2011 ISSUE
2011 DIGITAL DIRECTORY
Thursday, October 6, 2011
LGBT Center Presented 9/11 Hero's Flag
LGBT Center Presented 9/11 Hero's Flag
VITAL VOICE
ST. LOUIS – Members of the Metropolitan Community Church of Greater St. Louis’ (MCCGSL) Ezekiel Project and Rev. Dr. Carol Trissell, Senior Pastor presented a memorial American flag to The LGBT Center of St. Louis, Oct. 5.
Leon Braxton, Richard Trennepohl, Colby Kluthe, Carol Trissell, John Campbell, Scott Oatman |
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